Recent reports from aviation officials have confirmed that Hurricane Beryl has caused significant damage to the roof of Jamaica’s Norman Manley International Airport. The Airports Authority of Jamaica President, Audley Deidrick, revealed that the passenger pier, which facilitates access to jet bridges, suffered structural damage during the storm.
Deidrick stated, 'We lost several sections of the roof in that area,' highlighting the extent of the impact on the airport's infrastructure. As a result of the damage, operators are currently in the process of assessing the overall impact on Norman Manley International Airport to determine when it will be safe to resume operations.
